They were convicted for marijuana. Now they’re first in line to sell it legally in New Jersey
Marijuana Industry NewsNew JerseyRecreational Marijuana February 17, 2023 0
Tahir Johnson has been arrested for marijuana possession three times. Now, for the first time in his life, the convictions won’t hurt his employment prospects. They’ll help. Johnson, 39, will be one of the first people with a marijuana-related conviction to own and operate a legal dispensary in New... Read more
Maryland Police gave out munchies, then watched people get high — for training
Marijuana Industry NewsMaryland February 17, 2023 0
Just after 7 p.m., under an outdoor tent in suburban Maryland, Yohanna Molina fired up a joint. With her were 11 others getting high. “This is weird to be doing this here,” she told a friend hunched over a glass bong. “You should try being on the police side... Read more
Hawaii Senator Votes ‘No’ Then ‘Yes’ To Legalize Marijuana
HawaiiMarijuana Industry NewsRecreational Marijuana February 17, 2023 0
The Hawaii Capitol can be full of surprises. At a joint hearing Thursday, Republican Sen. Brenton Awa first voted “no” then voted “yes” on a bill that would legalize marijuana in Hawaii. Awa said he supports legalizing marijuana. In fact, he helped introduce Senate Bill 375. The measure would set... Read more
Silo Wellness Oregon Psilocybin Update, Jamaica Retreat Article, Director Resignation
Oregon February 17, 2023
Ryan Allway February 17th, 2023 Psychedelics, Top News Springfield, Oregon–(Newsfile Corp. – February 17, 2023) – Silo Wellness Inc. (CSE: SILO) (OTCQB: SILFF) (FSE: 3K7A) announced today that its Oregon attorneys have agreed to handle land use compatibility statements and overnight accommodation approval on a contingent fee agreement (“win fee”)... Read more
Maryland’s New Cannabis Regulations Are Problematic for Stakeholders, Investors
Marijuana Industry NewsMaryland February 16, 2023 0
There are murmurs of serious discontent regarding Maryland’s proposed cannabis regulations – HB0556/SB0516 – which had their first readings earlier this month, kicking off a legislative process that has a long way to go and contains myriad opportunities for the bills to be amended to address the concerns of... Read more
